Marleaux Diva 5 Ziricote
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Marleaux
Diva 5 Ziricote
Product Info
Article Number:
547994
Brand:
Marleaux
Model:
Diva 5 Ziricote
Category:
Premium Basses
Price:
$5,938.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Diva 5 Ziricote is a serious instrument, built for the player who demands the absolute best. The Ziricote top sings with warmth and detail, while the Delano pickup delivers a growl that's both vintage and modern. It’s ideal for experienced bassists seeking a refined, expressive fretless tone.
Product Description
- Marleaux Diva 5 Ziricote
- Electric Bass
- 5-String model
- Fretless
- Mahogany body
- Ziricote top
- Neck-through-body maple neck
- Long scale
- Ebony fingerboard
- 1x Delano Diva 5 pickup
- ETS Diva 5 bridge
- passive
- Gold hardware
- Schaller tuners
- Colour: Natural matte
- Incl. Marleaux gig bag
- Made in Germany
PROS
- • Ziricote top provides exceptional clarity and a beautiful, resonant voice.
- • Neck-through construction delivers unparalleled sustain and a smooth, fast feel.
- • Delano Diva 5 pickup offers a warm, articulate tone with surprising punch.
- • German craftsmanship guarantees impeccable build quality and long-term reliability.
CONS
- • Ziricote can be brittle and requires careful handling to avoid damage.
- • Fretless design demands a higher level of playing skill and precision.
- • Premium-priced, limiting accessibility for many players.
Product Video
Key Features
Body Material
Mahogany
Neck Material
Maple
Fingerboard
Ebony
Pickups
1x Delano Diva 5
Scale Length
34 in
Frets
Fretless
Strings
5-String
Weight
Approximately 11 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ziricote adds a layer of complexity and brightness, providing more upper harmonic content and a slightly more 'open' sound than a straight mahogany body.
The Marleaux neck profile is generally considered medium-thin, offering a comfortable feel for most hand sizes, but players with very large hands might find it slightly snug.
Passive electronics offer a more classic, organic tone, which can be less versatile for extreme modern sounds, but it simplifies the signal chain and avoids battery issues.
